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- Mount Pleasant, MI
Dog walking in Mt Pleasant
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Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of pre-screened and insured pet sitters and dog walkers. In less than 15 minutes you can book a nearby dog sitter, daycare provider, or dog walker, who'll take complete care of your loved one - at their place or yours.
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Hello! My name is John and I would love to be able to help you and your dog out. I grew up around dogs and love any chance I can get to watch, walk, or play with them. I am a teacher during the school year and my profession has displayed my responsibility for which I will apply to the safety of your home and pet. If there is anything I can do to better this experience for yourself or your dog then reach out to me! Hopefully I can make your dog smile today!
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Hi! I am a medical student at CMU. I'm looking to make some extra money while I’m in school. I grew up with dogs as family pets. I have also been on Wag and Rover walking and sitting for about two years now. With this experience I have cared for dogs of all different sizes, breeds, and behavioral issues. I believe that giving a pet enough exercise, playtime, and love is JUST as important as providing basic needs such as feeding them, so you can trust that your pet will be in good hands with me!
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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care
Hi, I'm Courtney and I love puppers! Over my life so far, I have raised 5 dogs; 3 from puppies (Golden Retriever & 2 Labrador Retrievers) and 2 from a shelter (English Bulldog & Siberian Husky). All of my dogs receive so much love and so many kisses. I volunteer at The Humane Animal Treatment Society as a dog walker 2-3 times a week while in school. I also have quite a bit of experience with boarding and dog sitting. I can't wait to meet your furry friend!
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I am a 22 year old student at Emerson College who loves dogs of all breeds and sizes. I have a golden retriever and a springer spaniel at home, along with five kitties, all who miss me. I volunteered as a cat socializer at my animal shelter at home. Animals are cute and awesome and I love spending time getting to know them!
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Dog Walking in Mt Pleasant
Mount Pleasant is a college town in the center of Michigan. Open fields and farmlands surround the city, and with an elevation of only 771, it's not really a mountainous area. The area's population nearly doubles during the academic year thanks to the two major colleges within the city. and one of the most walkable and safest downtown areas, with numerous parks, trails, open space to relax in, and 7 veterinarians.
The city has a designated dog park known as the Mount Pleasant Dog Park. The dog park is a private park that requires a membership and small fee to play in, but offers so much more once you get to go inside. There are separate areas for large and small dogs, a pavilion to sit under and with picnic tables, double-gated entrances, lots of trees, benches, water fountains, and clean-up stations. If you don't have a membership that's alright, the Mission Creek Woodland Park is the more massive park that surrounds the dog park and is also dog-friendly. The wooded area offers over 3 miles of paved and nature trails, with access to open spaces and picnic tables. You will need to bring water and clean-up bags.
Island Park is a gorgeous park surrounded by the Chippewa River on all sides. Within the island area is a 2.2-mile trail that encompasses and winds through the park, connecting to features like fenced-in baseball fields, a playground, a pavilion, tennis courts, restrooms, and open space to play in. Additionally, leashed pups can also enjoy water fountains, nighttime lights, benches, trash bins, and clean-up stations.
Whether you're looking for a spot by the river to play, or a shaded area to explore with your pup, Mount Pleasant offers them all and much more.
Best Dog Neighborhoods in Mt Pleasant
W Pickard St/ N Henry St
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Population DensityW Pickard St/ N Henry St
48The West Pickard Street and North Henry Street neighborhood is on the north side of the city, known for the winding rapids of the Chippewa River and rows of residential homes. Along the shore of the river is Nelson Park, a 5-acre park with a boat launch, rolling hills, forested trails, a fishing deck, and trails for hiking. There's room to walk, play, and run around with Fido and includes access to water fountains, benches, picnic tables, and restrooms. Another place to bring Fido is Pickens Fields, a recreational park with fenced-in baseball and softball fields. A paved trail connects the fields and amenities like a playground, restrooms, a pavilion, water fountains, and benches.
Bradley Street
36Population DensityBradley Street
36The neighborhood of Bradley Street is a residential community with rows of homes along the Chippewa River. Also along the river is Mill Pond Park, a 90-acre park that has open space, thick forests, and river access. There are nearly 5 miles of walking trails made from concrete and dirt that wind through the park and connect to bridges and rural beaches along the river. You and Fido will have plenty of room to explore the area's natural forests, but can also enjoy some time in the open field that has a playground, picnic tables, and grilling stations, benches, and trash bins. Leash up Fido and enjoy the park anytime since it's open 24 hours.
Swan
24Population DensitySwan
24Swan is a large neighborhood, filled with rural woods and residential homes on the south side of the city. The most well-known park of the community is the Chipp-A-Waters Park, which is cut in half by the Chippewa River. On both sides of the river is a combined 100-acre area with natural woods with trails. You and Fido can enjoy a day's worth of walking along 4.2 miles of trails inside the park or relax in the open areas, where there are shaded sitting areas, a picnic pavilion, and a playground. Dogs have to remain on a leash inside the park and will need to remember to bring clean-up bags and water for them.
Central Mount Pleasant
12Population DensityCentral Mount Pleasant
12Central Mount Pleasant is the largest neighborhood in the city, half filled with dense woods and the other half packed with homes and a shopping center. On the north side of the neighborhood is Indian Pines Park, a rural but natural park that offers park-goers a scenic place to hike and enjoy the scenery of the woods and river. Fido can come along and does not need to be on a leash, although you'll need to bring them water and clean-up bags. Further down in the neighborhood is the Jameson Park, a smaller but more developed park, with a fenced-in field that is dog-friendly. Additionally, there's also open space, benches, and picnic tables.
Southeast Mount Pleasant
0Population DensitySoutheast Mount Pleasant
0Southeast Mount Pleasant is a fulled developed neighborhood with open fields and bustling rows of residential homes. Inside the neighborhood is Horizon Park, a sports park with multiple recreational fields, open space, and a place to play and run around. Besides open space, the park has a fenced-in baseball field, 4 soccer fields, tennis courts, and a track. Dogs can run around in the fenced-in field or the open space and enjoy other features like a playground, a pavilion, restrooms, water fountains, benches, and picnic tables. The park is open 24 hours a day and requires dogs to remain on a leash.
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